PoliceConduct.org is an independent public-interest record operated by the Institute for Police Conduct, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to advancing transparency, accountability, and public trust in policing. The organization aims to make police conduct easier to document, understand, and review by bringing public information and structured community reporting into one accessible resource. Its records cover police interactions, law enforcement agencies, personnel profiles, commendations, and civil litigation across the United States, with state and federal overviews to help visitors explore available information.

People can submit accounts of interactions, whether positive, negative, or mixed, and research records by state, agency, or person. The site also supports public-interest reporting and oversight, inviting journalists, researchers, law firms, nonprofits, academic institutions, and other partners to work with the project. PoliceConduct.org emphasizes that it does not replace courts or formal oversight bodies; rather, it helps make existing records more useful and easier to examine. Its coverage is developing, and submissions are reviewed manually.